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Aggressive energetic Aggie to be Congressman Joe
Barton’s Aggie Representative. Salary negotiable. Pick
up application at 347B Zachary (Dr. Hennigan's office,
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ATTENTION
GRADUATING
SENIORS
If you have ordered a
1986 Aggieland and will
not be attending A&M
next fall and wish to
have it mailed to you,
please stop by the En
glish Annex and pay a
$3.50 mailing fee along
with your forwarding ad
dress so your Aggieland
can be mailed to you
next fall when they ar
rive. 33t12/18
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816-7758. 55tl 1/22
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ing.ete.
. 09S-52H0. Yard work, paint-
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the semester in which payment is made.
Thereafter no refunds will be made on
cancelled orders. Yearbooks must be picked
up within 90 days from time of arrival as an
nounced in The Battalion.
Students who will not be on campus when
the yearbooks are published, usually in
September, must pay a mailing and handel-
ing fee. Yearbooks will not be held, nor will
the be mailed without the necessary fees
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during the semester in which payment
is made. Thereafter no refunds will be
made on cancelled orders. Directories
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ROOMMATE WANTED
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can make your wardrobe more versatile at student
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Thelma at the NEW SUCCESS IMAGE today.
764-0642.
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Page 6/The Battalion/Tuesday, November 19,1985
Waldo
by Kevin Thome
our story thus far: it is
THE NIGHT OF BONFIRE, BUT WE
DISCOVER ONE AGGIE WHO IS NOT
GOING TO GO WATCH THE TREES
BURN..
AS WATERBOYFOR THE AGGIE
FOOTBALL TEAM, I WAVE TO
RISE EARLY IN THE MORNING, FOR
TOMORROW IS THE BIG GAME
WITH it.rU/ 1 HAVE TO
HELP THE TEAM GET READY TO
/ WIN/
i^r 1
30 there you Have it, folks'
ALL WALDO FANS (THE THREE OF
YOU) SHOULD STAYTUNED FOR
THE CONTINUING DRAMA AS
WE PREPARE FOR THE GAME
AGAINST THE TEA-SIPS/
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lx.*st oiler. Call 846-8871. 55111/22
A&M medical school getting
recognition for its teaching
By KATHERINE GOLLEY
Reporter
Although Texas A&M’s medical
school has been in operation only a
short time, it is gaining recognition
for its state-of-the-art teaching
methods.
The medical school accepted its
first freshman class in the fall of
1977, says Mary Alice Pisani, assis
tant to the dean of the medical
school.
“The first class started out with 32
students,” she says. “Then, in our
third year, we began accepting 40
applicants and presently we accept
48 students for the freshman class.
We intend to hold the number of ac
ceptances to 48 for a while.”
Medical students at Texas A&M
benefit from the small number of
students, she says.
“Our student-professor ratio is
very good,” Pisani explains. “We
have 432 clinical faculty at Scott and
White Hospital in Temple, with
which the A&M Medical Scnool is af
filiated, and approximately 60 basic
science professors at our campus.”
In addition to this large teaching
staff, Pisani says many area doctors
participate in educating the stu
dents.
“We have 62 area doctors that are
preceptors,” Pisani says. “This
means second year students go to
their offices on Tuesday afternoons
and see patients with them.”
First and second year students
also benefit from the state-of-the-art
technology that the relatively new
school employs in its teaching curric
ulum, she adds.
The medical school provides a mi
crowave link-up that connects the
professors at the clinical campus
with the students at A&M through
video display, she says.
Students also can talk on the
phone to the professors while view
ing them or hold small group meet
ings and carry on discussions with
the educators at the other campus,
Pisani says.
turers it otherwise might not be poj
sible for them to have.
There are few other mediu
schools that have this technolop
she says. The University of Washiti
ton and University of Ohio’s raedie
schools also use this system to
their basic sciences campus »t
their clinical campus.
William E. Ward, associate (k|
of the College of Medicine, saysik
A&M medical school does nothn
to recruit extensively for medc
school applicants.
“Last year we had 1,131 apj
cants,” Ward says. “One third
those were granted interviews to
the 48 open slots.”
Many of the prospective studet:
are A&M undergraduate studer;
Ward says.
“The clinical professor’s main job
is to take care of patients, so they are
not always able to come to the A&M
campus to lecture,” Pisani says.
“With the link-up, the students can
benefit from a wide variety of lec-
“ About 45 percent of our studti
are from A&M, but that is not If
cause of any special treatment t:
ward them,’' Ward says. “Weolfe
far more slots to non-A&M ai
cants, but the Aggies tend to seifs
lect.
Koldus to seek students’ input at Sully’s
By CHRIS SIGURDSON
Reporter
Dr. John Koldus, vice president
for student services at Texas A&M,
hasn’t prepared a speech for his ap
pearance at Sully’s Symposium
Wednesday. He says he wants to an
swer questions from the students in
the audience and talk about things
that interest them.
“I’d rather talk to the students,”
Koldus says, “than go on long-wind
edly about something they’re not in
terested in.”
Koldus says he will ask for ques
tions and comments after brief in
troductory remarks.
Koldus’ job touches most students
at some time. Departments under
his supervision include the Univer
sity Police, student health services,
Department of Student Affairs and
the Department of Student Activ
ities.
Koldus also runs a program of in
formal lunches with students a
faculty. In the past, Koldus sayskt
had a bet with tne student bodylti
he would buy lunch for anyon
whose name he could not remembt
after one meeting.
He has limited that practice, k
says, because the number of name
he’s learned over the years has re
suited in “computer overload.
Sully’s Symposium will be
11:50 a.m. at the LawrenceS
Ross statue •
Thought for Food for Spring!
Spring Registration is here!
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Well whatever, we have a plan for you. Choose your
plan at registration and leave your dining worries with us.
Your best deal is the 7 DAY PLAN (20 meals) at
$691.72 ($2.23 per meal). This is the best buy for your
dining dollar.
But your schedule may be different. So here is another
deal. The 5 DAY PLAN (15 meals) Monday through Friday
for the non-weekender, is $644.42 ($2.68 per meal).
If you want to be even more flexible, try the ANY 12
PLAN. Choose any 12 of the 20 meals. For late risers who
still want to eat on the weekend, this plan is $625.49 ($3.36
per meal).
If you're still undecided, consider the AGGIE POINT
ACCOUNT. Eat anywhere on campus with your I.D. Card.
The AGGIE POINT ACCOUNT is a success. Look at
this bonus system for lump sum deposits.
DEPOSIT
BONUS POINTS
$150-$299
$300-$399
$400-$499
$500-$599
$600-$699
NONE
300
600
1000
1800
Some persons purchase both a board and a point plan.
ATTENTION FACULTY and STAFF:
The AGGIE POINT ACCOUNT is now available to you
for dining anywhere on campus.
For details about the AGGIE POINT ACCOUNT call
845-5421 or 845-3005.
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